On Fri, 12 Apr 2019 18:58:32 -0400, jmcquown >
wrote:

>On 4/12/2019 5:30 PM, Gary wrote:
>> jmcquown wrote:
>>>
>>> On 4/11/2019 5:19 PM, Dave Smith wrote:
>>>>
>>>> The best I ever saw was the very fat woman who decided to park her cart
>>>> in the choke point of an aisle and making a point of reading the labels
>>>> on every product in reach while cart traffic build up in both
>>>> directions. The lady behind her had less patience than I had and rammed
>>>> her cart into the woman's ankles, which got a very vocal response from
>>>> the blocker who whined about how it hurt. I smiled at the woman and
>>>> give her a thumbs up.
>>>>
>>> Did it ever occur to you or that other woman to say "excuse me, your
>>> cart is blocking the aisle"? I guess I've been lucky; I have rarely (if
>>> ever) encountered someone who wouldn't move their cart if asked.
>>
>> All just fake stories, imo.
>>
>Oh I don't know about that; there are plenty of rude and/or oblivious
>people in the world. Just saying I've never encountered someone who
>wouldn't move their cart and say, "Oh! I'm sorry, I didn't realize."
>
>I've never had anyone run their cart into my ankles. I sure as hell
>wouldn't do it to someone on purpose, not even if they steadfastly
>refused to move after being asked. I can't imagine that scenario.
>(Watch; next time I go shopping it will happen! LOL )
>
>Jill

I'm so pleased for you. I've had my ankles rammed a couple of times
in the last 2,3 months. But, of course, Gary says I'm making it up.
With the one rude *******, he was so busy talking while we were all
crammed up waiting to exit Costco during Christmas rush -- people were
exiting checkout lanes, grabbing food from the food court and having
their receipts read. He rammed my ankle, tore skin off and pretty
much wrecked the back of a sling back shoe. The impact was pretty
harsh and all he said was a casual oh, sorry, moved on, leaving me
hopping on an injured foot while he carried on his convo.